Pamela Armstrong, Thomas Allen, Lyubov Petrova, Malena Ernman and Hakan Hagegard are the soloists in this performance of Strauss' comic operetta from the Glyndebourne Opera House, with the Glyndebourne Chorus and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Vladimir Jurowski. Rosalinde, wife of Eisenstein, is having an affair with Alfred. Eisenstein is due to begin a prison sentence the next morning, and the prison governor, Frank, is expected to collect him at any moment. However, Eisenstein allows himself to be talked into attending a fancy dress ball by Dr Falke, and when Frank arrives to find Alfred with Rosalinde, he assumes him to be Eisenstein and carts him off to prison.

Glyndebourne's Musical Director Vladimir Jurowski leads the London Philharmonic and the Glyndebourne Chorus in this production of Stravinsky's opera recorded live in December 2010. Performers featured include Miah Persson, Topi Lehtipuu, Clive Bayley and Matthew Rose.

Live performance of the opera by Giuseppe Verdi conducted by Mark Elder. Recorded at Glyndebourne Manor House in East Sussex the cast includes Venera Gimadieva, Michael Fabiano and Tassis Christoyannis.

In this first production of Benjamin Britten's opera at Glyndebourne, Sir Mark Elder conducts the Glyndebourne Chorus and the London Philharmonic. Performers include Jacques Imbrailo in the title role, John Mark Ainsley, Phillip Ens and Iain Paterson.

Pamela Armstrong, Thomas Allen, Lyubov Petrova, Malena Ernman and Hakan Hagegard are the soloists in this performance of Strauss' comic operetta from the Glyndebourne Opera House, with the Glyndebourne Chorus and the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Vladimir Jurowski. Rosalinde, wife of Eisenstein, is having an affair with Alfred. Eisenstein is due to begin a prison sentence the next morning, and the prison governor, Frank, is expected to collect him at any moment. However, Eisenstein allows himself to be talked into attending a fancy dress ball by Dr Falke, and when Frank arrives to find Alfred with Rosalinde, he assumes him to be Eisenstein and carts him off to prison.

Melly Still's production of Janacek's rural opera set in the forest-covered rolling hills of Moravia. Produced for the 2012 Glyndebourne Festival Opera, the opera is performed by the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Jurowski and sung in Czech with English supertitles.